Bromsgrove sits between Worcester and Birmingham, with its own railway station, the Avoncroft Museum of historic buildings and the A38 and M5 close by. We take pre-booked journeys across the town, including station pick-ups and journeys towards Worcester, Redditch and Birmingham.
Bromsgrove journeys are arranged in advance with a licensed operator, the same as the rest of our work. The drivers are Enhanced DBS checked, and passengers who need the wheelchair-accessible vehicle can book it for Bromsgrove at no extra charge.
Yes. Bromsgrove station, south of the town at the foot of the Lickey incline, is served by Cross City line trains between Birmingham and Worcester and Hereford. Book the pick-up with your train time in the request and the driver will be there for the arrival, whether you are heading into town, out to Catshill or up towards the Lickeys.
The station sits a little way from the centre, which is exactly the gap a booked car fills. Commuters who use the Birmingham trains keep regular arrangements with us, and the same pattern works for one-off trips: station, date, time, destination.
Stoke Prior, Finstall, Aston Fields by the station, Catshill, Blackwell and the villages out towards Belbroughton and Hagley are all regular work. The Avoncroft Museum of historic buildings at Stoke Heath, Bromsgrove School and the Princess of Wales Community Hospital are destinations we are asked for by name.
Bromsgrove's position is its story: the A38 runs through it, the M5 passes at junctions 4 and 5, and Birmingham begins a short drive north. Airport runs to Birmingham Airport, hospital trips into Worcester and evenings in Birmingham city centre all start from the same booked arrangement.
From Bromsgrove the county runs south. The page for taxi and private hire in Worcester covers the city at the end of the A38, and neighbours over the fields are covered by private hire in Redditch. For flights, the general page on airport transfers from Worcestershire explains how the journey is planned.